good morning. jessica kartalija in for don today. a very wet start to your friday morning. wjz has weather and trafb wet -- traffic together. let's head over to marty. >> you see how humid include file -- how humid it is. the shower activity that went through over night is moving off to the east. if we widen the radar out, you'll note there's more rain off to the southwest and going to be coming our way through this day. it's 74 on tv hill right now. first warning doppler weather radar shows it's

going to be a wet and cool day. now over to sharon at traffic control. >> good morning. a byusy morning on the roads as well. three accidents on major roadways, one of them on the inner loop in the area of 97. another accident on the east side of the beltway on the inner loop past eastern boulevard. third crashon the southbound lanes of the jfx past coal fringe lane. water main break still blocking light street. a new problem downtown, art escape closures are in effect through monday morning. we have from the jfx to southbound saint paul street is closed. you'll find closures on charles and several other roads in that area. watch for a downed tree in pasadena at olivia way. there's a look at your speeds. no delays out there on the top or west side of the beltway. there's a look at the northwest side at green spring avenue, everything

running smooth except for the wet roads. we're following that breaking news out of colorado where at least 14 people are dead after a shooting at a movie theater near denver. it happened at a screening of the dark night rises, the new bat man movie that premiered at midnight. 50 other people were hurt. police are checking the area for explosives and have evacuated the area. one witness who was in a theater next to the shooting describes the scene. >> i saw at least four, maybe five people limping, wounded, slightly bloody. i saw a girl who was covered in blood and she didn't have any wounds on her. i mean, it kind of -- it made me think the worst. >> one suspect has been arrested. police have found exemployee civils in -- explosives in that person's home. please stay with wjz, we'll have the latest on this developing story. back here in baltimore,

people are waking up to the damage left behind from winds and rain. mike schuh is live in canton with a look at the impact. >> reporter: good morning. trees are down here. lightening, thund er, high winds, trees down, flooding. unfortunately it's just another day in maryland. >> a fast moving storm moves through parts of maryland battering county -- downtown baltimore. >> we had this massive storm come in, lightening, thunder. it was exciting. >> that excitement came with a price in canton. the storm knocked down this tree. witness -- eyewitness news received this pick frur from the hilton. >> the faster it moves the better i like it. >> the draining painfully slow in some places. this garage on caroline street flooded.

on the street countless cars were flooded and drivers were left bailing out water. >> how bad is it? >> i mean, the car seems to be run aring. e -- running. it's flooded. >> the rain is helping the drought maryland has been under. blue water baltimore says the flood water is up in the chesapeake bay. >> what most people don't realize is storm water dount go to waste water treatment plants, it goes directly to streams untreated. >> reporter: clearly the city is still overwhelmed from the damage two weeks ago. it's been 12 hours since this tree was broken in half and the bar owner said unless the city comes by soon and picks this up he's going to call a private contractor to get it out of the way because it's taking up parking spaces. reporting live, mike schuh. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you. when severe

weather hits, remember wjz is always on. for the latest forcaste and live doppler -- forecast and live doppler radar log onto wjz.com. this morning we have a school closure, day classes and activities will be canceled at cbcb dundolk due to a power outage. a high speed chase ends in a dramatic crash. meghan me mccorkell was the only reporter at the scene. >> baltimore city police said they tried to pull that suv driver over just because he wasn't wearing his seat belt. he slowed down and then just took off. sky eye chopper 13 over the scene as the driver fleeing police goes head onto another car on telegraph road. it didn't stop there. that suspect jumps out of the car and takes off on foot. heavily armed officers and k-9s rushed through the woods, backyards and

parks. nearly an hour later, wjz is only camera on the scene, as police find the suspect siding inside a vacant home. >> pretty crazy but justice prevailed. >> ed was behind the wheel of his car when the suspect's durango swerved right into him. >> he swerved the try to avoid me, i swerved to try to avoid him and i guess our cars hit. >> the pursuit started in downtown baltimore where police say the driver sideswiped several cars and fled busting a temporary water main. when the suv hit 395 police followed by air as the driver erratically swerved along 97 south, route 100 and telegraph road before he crashed. >> that's a long ride. >> this is what's left of the durango after the crash. you can see the side crushed in and pieces of the car all over the ground. >> neighbors here still in

shock. >> it's va send it over -- it's crazy. >> they're just relieved the suspect was stopped. we're learned the driver of that suv is 26-year-old daryl watkins, junior. he was wanted for a parole violation. >> the suspect could now face charges in both baltimore city and ann arundel county. this morning a pilot has been killed after a small plane crash on the eastern shore. the plane was carrying an advertising banner when it went down yesterday in berlin. witnesses tell police the aircraft appeared to have engine trouble and clipped a tree. this morning as crews continue to fix a major water main break downtown, the ageing water supply system is facing new problems. mike hellgren reports the situation is now getting the attention of capitol hill. >> the break of a 133-year-old water main turned light street into a river, shutting it down for 3 weeks for repairs.

dpw knew the main was at risk but with little moneys an others classified as high risk it hadn't been replaced. senator ben carton is calling on congress for help. >> this is not a one state problem. this is a national problem. i can tell you people are outraged. >> baltimore's city crumbing system supplies the entire region. even with water rates going up 9% and $300 million in replacement pipe goes in the the next 5 years many fear it is still not enough to keep up with the ageing system. >> major can stephanie rawlings blake of baltimore testified that she would like to see some tomorrow of a trust fund establish -- form of a trust find established. this makes sense. >> back on light street a temporary water system finally allows businesses to reopen. >> i'm shocked. it looks

really scary. >> anxious, scared, nervous. >> many wonder when and where will the next emergency strike. in the work along light street they are sticking to the 3 week estimate to get it fixed but it could shift depending what they find when they get under the ground. >> the final cost for the light street repairs hasn't been tallied but it's estimated to be in the millions. the man who killed 13 people at fort hood could have been stopped. that's the conclusion from a new report blasting the fbi for ignoring red flags. the findings from former fbi director william webster side agents ignored warning signs. turning to sports, the oriels rally past the twins for another win. pitching has been a problem but chen changed that last night. he went 7 innings and only gave up 3 runs.

his strong performance was fuelled after mark reynolds slams a two run single in the 8th. the oriels take the win 4-3 splitting the series with the twins. saturday night the o's and indians play at 7:00 live right here on wjz 13. let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. we had those heavy, heavy rainstorms move through the area during the dinner hours and then we had -- believe it or not, that was more scattered than effecting a wide area during the dinner hours. during the bedtime hours and the over night we had area wide rain which now sits off to the east. more on its way later. take a look at the temperature on tv hill right now, 73. that's 4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. at lunch still 79 on its way to a high of only 82 with the

afternoon, evening and frankly all the way through tomorrow periods of rain, maybe a couple of thunderstorms thrown in. it's rain we desperately need. having said that, we need more of a soaking rain that's gentle and lasts three or four hours than -- we're actually going to see a little bit of both through the day. it's been a morning of intense breaking news. having said that, on this show a lot of times we have to shift gears. we'll continue to cover the shooting in colorado with our friends from cbs and of course complete coverage at 7:00 with the cbs morning program, erica hill and charlie rose. we have art escape this weekend. it is a very, very big deal for the city of baltimore. gigi, you know this is one of the biggest city festivals in the united states of america. we do it once again this weekend. it's a beautiful thing for this area. let's talk about it. how are you today? >> reporter: i'm well.

multimillion dollar event. it a attracts hundreds of thousands of people every year. you're right, it is the largest free art festival in the nation. more on art escape when we return on eyewitness news morning edition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

here is first warning doppler weather radar. here are the showers that came through over night. out to the west there's more moisture that's going to follow this path. there's a frontal boundary stalled. right now we are on the humid side of that front. take a look. 96% humidity, 73 light now. -- right now. barometer is at 29.88. the low 70s cumberland,

66 oakland, 73 elkin, baltimore, easton, ocean city, 76 dc, 78 packs river, 73 columbia, westminster and bel air, upper 70s rock hall, annapolis and kent island. here's this moisture. thest -- it's going to define our moisture. skies don't clear out until sunday. we could use this rain. what we need is a few hours of a gentle steady type of rain. if we get heavy thunderstorms like yesterday we will see additional flooding problems. 85 the high, 67 over night. tomorrow periods of rain, 78 is the high. given the heat index of two days ago, that's a feel -- an actual feel of 32 degrees cooler. we have watch, warnings and advisories to talk about area wide. we have a flash flood watch in effect for moisture. that will continue to fall as we move

through the weekend because of that low following that frontal boundary. clear it out sunday. take it away. >> thank s. let's check in with sharon gibala at traffic control. >> good morning. we cleared up the accident on major readways now we have three -- roadways now we have three in the city. east center at saint paul and homestead. we still have that water main break downtown if you're taking light street. it's blocked. art scape closures if effect downtown. the ramp from southbound jfx to southbound saint paul is closed until 6:00 a.m. monday. you're also looking at several closures around there. a downed tree still there in pasadena at olivia way. no delays out there on the beltway or on 95. there's a live look at 95 just north of maryland 24. looking good in that shot. the roads still wet. this traffic report

is brought to you by your toyota dealer. your car, your deal, now is the time the make the jump and see how many ways there are the save when you buy right. back over to you guys. let's go straight to gigi barnett. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. how are you guys? >> doing quite well. yourself? >> reporter: doing good. i was driving the other day getting offer of 83 onto that maryland avenue exit. i saw them putting up the tents and i'm like, yeah, art scape. art scape is in town. some folks are excited about it, like me. some folks when we block off the streets in their neighborhood different story. when they come out they're going to have a good time. this is tracy, he's with the office of arts and promotions. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: 350 ,000 people plus every year come to art scape, the largest free art faes festival -- festival in the nation. >> yes, it is. you can find nothing elsewhere everything is

free. concerts for free, everything free at art scape in baltimore. >> reporter: big names. bryan mcknight tonight. >> he's tonight. opening for him is laura i saborg. she's great. also tomorrow night, saturday night clutch, a rock group and sunday rebirth a if -- a funk group that just won a grammy. >> reporter: no whaert -- matter what you like you're going to find something here. >> there's a sample of everything on the three out door stages, indoors as well. >> reporter: speaking of almost everything, imagine seeing this. this is steve. good morning. he's with opera faced in pittsburgh. i told him -- he said he's a pittsburgh fan so i told him i still like him. what is this?

>> this truck will unfold and became a stage with moving instur. in-- -- instruments. the whole thing will be a music show. it's extravagant when it's open up. wow. don't touch the bulb. >> reporter: how does it work? you guys are all wearing this? >> no, all of us have different instruments. >> reporter: play it. >> this is a peacock trum í pet -- trumpet. here we go. >> reporter: you said it sounds different with everybody on stage. >> definitely. >> >> -- >> reporter: when do you perform? >> today at noon. today we have to see what's going on about rain. >> reporter: i know, marty, you heard him. steve, thank you so

much. tracy, art scape is going to be great this year. art scape. back to you guys on tv hill. >> gigi, very quickly, is he still standing there? i'm just curious how many festivals he does a year. >> reporter: that's right. you said you travel like three or four months out of the year because you guys go everywhere. >> we've been to europe and asia and all over america, played on broadway. baltimore is one of our favorite cities. >> reporter: it's for the muscles and seafood, right if >> yeah, and art scape. >> art scape is a very big deal. gigi, thanks a lot. hopefully the weather is going to cooperate. thanks a lot. >> still to come on eyewitness news. >> a man tries to abduct a little girl off the streets of philadelphia. how she fought him off. more on the suspect now,,,,

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a brave little girl saves her own life by fighting and kicking her would be kidnapper. it happened on a neighborhood street in philadelphia. mary bubala reports on the community out rage and her amazing es scape. >> video of the girl fighting off her attacker. you see the girl walking with her 2-year-old bloer when a man come -- brother when a man comes up from behind. he picks her up, she starting

kicking and screaming. the man drops her. >> it's a sick individual to do something like that. i want this creep off our streets immediately. >> today police did just that, arresting 33-year-old carlos figuroro. he tirned -- turned himself in feeling the pressure. >> because of the press conference yesterday and because of all the information, because of all of your sharing information with the public this defendant knew that he couldn't keep walking the streets and that people were going to come get him. >> police said the girl did the right thing by kicking and screaming and scaring off the suspect. >> for a little girl to be able to fight off a grown man and remember a full description it takes a lot. i'm proud of her. >> the attack was caught by a surveillance camera by a neighbor's home. >> it's scary. it's makeing people nervous, making people think they can't bring their kids out and let them play outside by themselves. that's knot right. >> the suspect is facing

charges, including aggravated assault and attempted kidnapping. >> thank you. wednesday oh officials had announced a 10 $10,000 reward. next up this morning right here on wjz. mass shooting, breaking news out of colorado where 14 people have been killed in a crowded movie theater. >> i'm mike schuh live. the storms danger -- damage and flooding. >> what a new report reveals about the man behind the fort hood shooting. >> we have some accidents to talk about. details right ahead. >> it's going to be fun at rip ken stadium as wrestlers take over. coming up on coffee with, knockout gale kim. we're taking a break and coming right back. ,,,,,,,,

6:30 on a wet start to your friday morning. i'm jessica kartalija. wjz has weather and traffic together. let's go straight to marty. >> let's take a look at first warning doppler weather radar. it's humid and misty in the city. steady rain off to the east will be moving our way. a watch, warning and advisory graphic shows a flash flood watch in effect for rain that has fallen and is expected to fall. 73 right now on tv hill, 4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. 79 at lunch going to a high of 82. passing showers and thunderstorms. now over to sharon gibala at traffic good. >> good morning. we still have some problems to talk about. the roads are wet so we've had some accidents. three of them in the city. one of them on east center at saint paul, another one at cars well at kennedy and homestead. we have that water main break downtown still blocking light street. streets blocked for art scape,

charles is one of them. the ramp from the jfx to saint paul street is blocked. there's a look at your speeds on the beltway. still no delays out there. 56 is slower than we were seeing on the west side, but over the speed limit. there's a look at the jfx at cold fringe lane. another look outside -- cold spring lane. another look outside at 95. for your best deal on a new car you have to look beyond the day you buy it. now is the time the make the jump to toyota. back over to you, jessica. >> thank you. we continue to follow that breaking news out of colorado where at least 14 people are dead after a shooting at a movie theater near denver. it happened at the scening -- screening after the dark night rises, the movie that premiered at midnight. 50 other people were hurt. officers found the gunman

near a car with a gas mask, rifle handgun, one additional weapon on top of that. one witness who was in a theater next to the shooting describes what he saw. >> we were watching a scene of the movie. it was a shoot out scene. there were guns firing. a loud bang came from the right of the theater. smoke took over the entire theater and it was thick and no one could see anything. me and my sister were sitting there wondering what was going on. >> the suspect has been taken into custody. police found explosives in that person's home. police say there could be more causalities. please stay with wjz for the latest on this developing story. back here mother nature leaves a mess after severe storms hit our area from flash floods to strong winds the damage is clear this morning. mike schuh is live in canton with a look at the after math. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. good morning, everyone. the downed trees aren't stopping the delivery of kegs to the scare in canton.

business must continue. there are some people this morning cleaning out some soggy cars after that swift moving storm moved through last night. >> a fast moving storm moves through parts of maryland battering downtown baltimore. flash flood hit the region. >> we had this massive storm come in, lightening, thunder, it was really, really exciting. >> that excitement came with a price in canton. the storm knocked down the tree. eyewitness news received this picture from the hilton hotel that shows how the water buckled the ceiling flooding the lobby. >> get it out of here. let the water drain off. >> the draining, painfully slow in some places. this garj on care -- this garage on caroline street flooded. on the street countless cars were flooded and drivers were left bailing out water. >> how bad is it?

>> i mean, the car seems to be running. i tried to start it and it's running. it's flooded. >> the rain is helping the drought maryland has been under but blue water baltimore say the flood water is up in the chesapeake bay. >> what most people don't realize is storm water don't go to water water treatment plants , it goes directly to streams. >> reporter: the bar owner said the if city doesn't pick this up he's going to hire a private contractor to do just that. back to you. >> thank you. when severe weather hits, remember wjz is always on. for the latest forecast and live doppler radar log onto wjz.com. this morning we have a school closure to pass along. day classes and activities will be canceled today at krshg cbc dundolk due to a power out age there. water conservation is urged for most of the area this

morning. the break of the 133 water main turned light street into a river. now it will be shut down for 3 weeks for repairs. senator ben cardin is calling on congress for help. he said the ageing water system is a problem facing many states. explosive e-mails, the man who killed 13 people at fort hood could have been stopped. that's the conclusion from a new report blasting the fb for ignoring -- fbi for ignoring red flags. >> fbi agents missed obvious warning signs that accused fort hood gunman nidal hassan presented a potential danger. those are the findings in a blunt report from former fbi director william webster. webster's report concludes individuals who handled the hassan information made mistakes. investigators conducted more than 100 interviews and reviewed more than 10,000 pages of documents, including 18 e-mails exchained between hassan and radical

al-qaeda cleric. in one of the e-mails hassan wrote, i would assume that a suicide bomber whose aim is to kill enemy soldiers or their helpers but killing innocence in the process is acceptable. he wrote 16 of the e-mails and only got two responses. fbi agents decided hassan was not a real threat. fbi agents in san diego saw all the e-mails. while their counter parts at the washington field off of wfo only saw two. one san diego agent asked if hassan was working undercover. quote, we were wondering if we were missing something. the washington agent said no. wfo does not assess hassan to be involved in terrorist activities. >> washington fbi agents

defended their decision not to interview hassan. one about said we don't -- one agent said we don't investigate every muslin guy who visits websites. pretrial hearing for 24-year-old bradley manning continue at fort meade. manning wants to argue the leaks didn't do harm but military prosecutors say the consequences of leaks, big or small are irrelevant. manning is accused of leaking thousands of documents. the oriels rally past the twins for another win. pitching has been a problem for the birds lately, but chen changed that last night. he went 7 innings, only giving up 3 runs. his strong per -- performance was fuelled after mark reynolds slams a two run single in the 8th. the road trip continues this weekend in cleveland. saturday night it's on wjz. you can see the oriels and indians at 7:00 on friday night live on

wjz 13. all right. let's take a look at the forecast today. we're going to continue to mention showers, a couple of thunderstorms passing through the area. it's going to be an settled weather pattern today, tonight and through tomorrow. 85 is going to be the high temperature today. could we see a redo of slow moving just really heavy showers and thunderstorms today? not unlike rewe saw last night at dinner time. it's not out of the question. that's training our way. it's following a stalled front that's laying right across the area. right now that front is lifted over baltimore. 96% is the humidity. coming up on coffee with, from cna knockout gale kim in the house talking about the brawl to be the at rip ken stadium. i was just talking

to gale. she is following the greats like wendy ricter. it's awesome. glad to have her here. sharon gibala has our traffic control. first warning weather, when is it finally going to clear out on the weekend and more. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway:

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here's talking about this moisture coming our way. you can see the cells are following a path through the mid atlantic as we move through today, tonight and into tomorrow. what we need is a few hours of a gentle steady rain. that stuff that came down last night hits the hard pan and gets into the system, doesn't soak in well. 73 right now, humid 96% humidity. it's as stuffy this morning as it has been any day start this week. a slight breeze out of the north. western maryland now 63 and 70 oakland and cumberland, 73 elkin, downtown and easton and

ocean city, 78 packs river, 70 westminster, 71 bel air, rock hall and columbia. here's this stalled front. here's moisture training along it. it's a simple forecast. front eventually does get out of here and skies will clear out on sunday. between now and then i can't guarantee you we're going to have more than three or four hours in any given time where we're going to be rain free. 85 the high today. when you start looking at the extreme heat indexes we had earlier in the week it's amazing. with the heat index of two days ago at 110, it's 32 degrees feeling cooler. so this low moves across the area, gets out of here, high pressure builds in and we're living large. sunday temperature about 87, clearing out. the low 90s monday, tuesday and wednesday. let's check in with sharon on traffic control.

>> the rain has had its effects from the morning commute, including flooding on the southbound lane offense the jfx at cold spring lane. the right lane is blocked there. three accidents still in the city. also that water main break in the city blocking lithe between east baltimore and east lombard. art scape closures in effect in the area of saint paul street, charles street, keep that in mind. a downed tree in pasadena at olivia way. speeds still up to par and beyond. there's a look outside at 795. still empty but the roads are wet there at ownings mills boulevard. visit your toyota dealer today and see why now is the time to make the jump. back over to you. our coffee with sponsor, maryland science center is giving you a chance to come virgin islands it's the summer of -- it's --

to come visit. go to wjz.com for a chance to win a family four pack of tickets and a night stay at the sher ton. a legend in the house. how you doing? >> i wouldn't call myself a legend just yet. >> you've been doing it for 12 years. >> a long time. i'm very passionate. you have to be passionate to be doing wrestling for 12 years. it's very hard your honor body. >> how about the travel? >> the travel is probably actually harder. you know, i always tell people when they want to get into the business, you have to be emotionally and mentally ready more than physical sometimes because you just miss out on so many special occasions with the family, your friends and then you just spend your time on the road 4 days a week pretty much. 3 to 4 days a week. it's rough. >> when did you know you wanted to do this? it's so cool. you're thinking you have to be so fit and you look amazing. >> thanks. i didn't think

about all those things when i wanted to become a wrestler. i was a fan as a child and watched it like everyone else did. you know, i just desh when i was in my 20 -- when i was in my 20s i got hooked on it bad thinking i can't miss it. finally i found a wrestling school and people are thinking there's wrestling schools. just got to find a good one. the first time i went to the wrestling school i just always knew that i was going to do this. >> so you have preparation but then luck has to come into play. what was your lucky break? >> my lucky break was a girl named no -- nora. she met me one time and said to me, you have a different look, you have just something different to offer so why don't you combif -- give me some of your pictures, video stuff. i got call from one of the companies later and i had a try out and got signed. >> i'm watching you do this.

it's in sane. >> i'm very mean. >> it's all business. >> it's all business. >> we're sitting here hanging out. >> exactly. when i'm in that ring it's all business. >> we were talking earlier. i've got a picture up of wendy. she was a buddy of yours. >> a legend. >> take that shot. i used to bust on wendy about her eye shadow. she busted on me about my lack of hair. >> that was the look back then. >> many times she was a guest on coffee with. >> who i worked with and is tough as nails. she paved the way for us as women in the business today. we're very grateful. >> of course a baltimore girl named stacey kebler. she's doing real well. >> yes. >> you guys are at ripkens

stadium tonight? >> we are. you can get your tickets there. they range from $20 up. we have an interactive experience with the fan where you can pay $50 for a vip ticket and come meet and greet with us wrestlers and take pictures, get auto graphs. >> are you friends with the other women? >> it depends on what happened in that match that night. >> well, you know -- >> i like to win. >> i understand. you know, if you talk to any athlete, they will tell you they're never really friendly with people in their position. in other words, out fielders don't hang with out fielders. that guy on the befrmg -- bench wants your job. somebody wants your fame, somebody wants your paycheck. >> well, they're not going to get it. >> what's next for you? what's the ultimate goal here?

>> to be the women's champion. i just lost that title recently to a ms. tesmaker. i was the longest reigning champion for the company. i've accomplished a lot with this company. i want to accomplish more. i'm always striving to look for that next goal. >> 12 years on the road, 12 years working out, 12 years of -- >> it's hard. sack ririficing a lot. i've broken -- sacrificing a lot. i've broken a collar bone. i've had some bumps and bruises. >> how many years you got? >> i don't know. it just depends on how you look and feel really. >> you look amazing. >> thank you . i'm trying. >> you're here with us this morning and then you're going to do some radio. are you going to work in the gym today?

>> of course. >> at some point you have to rest. >> we rest when we go home. >> but you have to be at your opt ma 12 hours from now. >> absolutely. normally or routine is fly to the city, go eat, go find a gym and get to the show. that's our lifestyle. sgltsz what are -- >> what are your doing in the gym today? >> i did chest yesterday so i'm going today some shoulders, cardio, abs. >> she has legs for day. my feet barely touch the floor. >> it's cool having you here, meeting you in person. everybody in the country knows you. don't knock the legendary knockout. >> if you want to call me that, we will. >> i just did. we have to run. have a good time while you're in maryland. >> yes. i want to remind the fans they can get the tickets at

the box off today at ripkens stadium. >> you like ripkens stadium, it's a nice place. we're taking a break and coming back. sharon gibala has ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

we have updated weather and traffic together. marty. >> it's going to be on the cool side with a high of 85, no heat index. the bigger story is going to be continued showers and thunderstorms in the area. the low 70s now. here is sharon gibala with wjz traffic control. good morning. flooding in effect right now 83 southbound at cold spring lane blocking the

right lane. you're looking at three accidents in the city, east center, cars well and homestead. there's a look outside at 295 at 175. traffic is moving just fine. if we take a look outside there, no delays on any of your major roadways. we are seeing some haze on the west side. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. call 888-888-home. back over to you. >> thank s. this morning we have a school closure to pass along. day classes will be canceled at cbcb dundolk due to a power outage. 14 people are now dead after a shooting at a movie heater in colorado -- at a movie theater in colorado. >> a midnight showing of the dark night rises turns deadly when a gunman opens fire at the cently 16th theater in colorado. 10 people were killed inside the theater an another four have

died in area hospitals. >> this is a horrific event. our heart s go out to the families. >> dozens of wounded were rushed to local hospitals, some arrived on their own. >> i'm saying approximately 50 were injured. we can't get a firm count right now. there may be some double counts if a victim was taken to one hospital and transported to another. >> the shooter used some sort of smoke device before he opened fire. he was wearing a glass mask and vest. >> we have mobilized the witnesses we could get our hands onto an area high school where debriefings are underway. >> when police arrived on the scene they arrested the suspect in a parking lot behind the theater. guns and a gas mask were in a near by car. he mentioned having explosives at his apartment ft >> -- at his apartment. >> at this time there's an apartment building that we have evacuated and we are dealing with the potential that there are explosives inside there. >> the suspect opened fire in theater 9, the largest screen at

the complex. witnesses in the theater next door report hearing gunshots and explosions but many thought that was coming from the movie. >> so far there's no word on a motive behind the shooting. stay with wjz for the latest on this developing story. many waking up to damage left by flash floods and strong winds. you can take a look at some of the video of the heavy rains that caused waist deep rain and floods. part of the region saw close to 2.5 inches of rain. please stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. complete news, weather and traffic still ahead and of course we will continue to follow that mass shooting at a colorado movie theater. we're going to go live to cbs network now. now. they will h,, ççç